Radio Medipol’s “Radio Campus” program continues at full speed. In the fourth broadcast, Number1 Türk FM and NR1 Türk TV Broadcasting Director Kadir Çetin addressed students from the South Campus.
Radio Medipol’s live broadcast program “Radio Campus” continues to share developments in the sector, professional knowledge, and career experiences with students by hosting media industry experts. Every week, leading names in radio broadcasting come together with students and broadcast live at the South Campus of Istanbul Medipol University. The fourth episode of the program was hosted by Kadir Çetin, Broadcasting and Music Director of Number1 Türk FM and NR1 Türk TV. The program, which was broadcast live on Istanbul Medipol University’s YouTube channel, was attended by students from the campus, especially Specialist Dermatologist Dr. Makbule Dündar from Medipol Acıbadem Regional Hospital. During the program, developments in dermatology and correct aesthetic applications were discussed. Çetin stated that Medipol is one of his favorite university campuses and expressed his pleasure to broadcast at Medipol.
DR. DÜNDAR: SUNLIGHT ACCELERATES SKIN AGING
In the program, Kadir Çetin and Dr. Makbule Dündar touched upon important points about skin health and aesthetic applications. Stressing that the skin is one of the most important organs in our body, Dr. Makbule Dündar said: “Our skin is our mirror, our most visible organ.” Providing information on the aging process of the skin, Dr. Dündar explained that skin aging begins at the age of 25. She added: “The collagen production of our cells decreases every day. This causes fine wrinkles and sunspots to appear.” Dr. Dündar emphasized that sun rays, smoking, environmental pollution, and poor diet play a role among the factors that accelerate aging. Recommending the use of sunscreen as one of the most important ways to protect skin health, Dr. Dündar said: We recommend that sensitive skin and all skin types use sunscreen in summer and winter, and especially reapply sunscreen every 20 minutes during the summer months.” Emphasizing that cosmetic products and aesthetic procedures alone will not be enough to stay young, Dr. Dündar stated: “It is important to have a protein-rich diet and exercise regularly to keep the skin young.”
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